I like talking with my friends over the phone every other weekend because we live in different cities.
Here’s a question, though: do you ever voice chat with anybody, like, via Discord? I could see how newer generations would prefer that over a phone call, but that would be today’s equivalent.
I never leave voicemails to friends. I’ll text them afterwards if they don’t pick up. “Yo, called to say hey. cya”
You too take care.
I see. Yeah, I do have friends with go bags. I don’t feel I need one yet, but yes, the possibility to leave “sooner rather than later” is a conversation I started having with my closest ones.
I’m sorry you have to go through all of this too. I personally think it’s some major bullshit how the trans community is being used as a form of division. It’s so vile. Good to know you’re alert and prepared though. And hopefully “this too shall pass” remains true.
Wow, fantastic explanation and instructions, thanks!
Why did you downvote me? I wasn’t being sarcastic. I was agreeing with you.
But anyway. This was fun.
One last question, what is a “go bag packet”?
There was voting fraud. Chavez was legitimately elected. Maduro never was.
Thank you for providing backup.
In what sense has the difference been striking?
And how do you safely ferment vegetables?
So… they’re olive-skinned southern Europeans.
There you go. That’s the phrase that tells me that you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Good-bye.
Working class. Lol.
Anyway. You didn’t answer my last question, and you deviated from the topic. So you might either be an armchair warrior, or a bot. You might not, and you may have some vindication if you answer my question.
There are tens of millions of westerners who are 50 and up. So “Westerners don’t have a clear perception of this” is false. That’s all I’m saying.
And you would be wrong. Those Venezuelans cheering are honestly and extremely happy that Maduro is gone. They were the first ones to leave Venezuela when Chavez came into power. They’re not playing North Koreans in fear lol.
How would you know anyway? How can you back up your claim? Have you spoken to any Venezuelans besides me, but face to face?
Thank you. That’s exactly my point. But apparently, non-Venezuelans are ready to tell me, a Venezuelan in his 40s, that I don’t know what I’m talking about.
Lol, “a Venezuelan who was born and raised in Venezuela, lived among all kinds of fellow Venezuelan people, rich poor, decent, criminals, law abiding and opportunistic, selfless and egocentric, saw it fall in the hands of fascism, then moved to the U.S., got a Master’s degree, and had to take a U.S. civics test to become an American citizen, doesn’t know what he’s talking about”.
Sure, man.
Lol, yup, I definitely noticed this sentiment here. Oh well.
I never said I liked the current situation. I only pointed out that Venezuela was not a sovereign country like OP claimed. That is all.
People are having a hard time with reading comprehension here.
Sorry you had that experience. To me, phone calls are not more inconvenient than any other form of voice chat. Put in your hands-free headphones and go on with your business around the house or wherever you are out there in the world.